DISINFO: NATO and the West planned to cut USSR into pieces...
DISINFORMATION CASE DETAILS
  • Outlet: svpressa.ru (archived)*
  • Date of publication: June 25, 2017
  • Outlet language(s): Russian
  • Reported in: Issue 74
  • Countries / regions discussed: USSR, Russia
Tags:
West NATO

DISINFO: NATO and the West planned to cut USSR into pieces...

SUMMARY

NATO and the West planned to cut USSR into pieces and, after that, aimed to shrink Russia’s borders to the size of the historical Grand Duchy of Moscow.

RESPONSE

No evidence given. The end of the Cold War was a victory for the people of Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, and opened the way to overcoming the division of Europe. At pathbreaking Summit meetings in the years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Russia played its part in building a new, inclusive European security architecture, including the Charter of Paris, the establishment of the OSCE, the creation of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council, and the NATO-Russia Founding Act. Since the end of the Cold War, NATO reached out to Russia with a series of partnership initiatives, culminating in the foundation of the NATO-Russia Council in 2002. No other country has had such a privileged relationship with NATO. bit.ly/21G4hHE,

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